An Upper East Side medical center known for treating star athletes and baby boomers is expanding its footprint outside the city. But first, state regulators order the elite institution to serve more Medicaid patients.
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One hospital tried to close a campus and got hauled into court by disapproving locals. Another attempted to expand, but neighbors said no way. When it comes to health care, community activism is now standard operating procedure.
Health clinics inside drugstores, which offer immunizations and treatment for minor conditions, have exploded nationwide but largely bypassed New York. That’s about to change.
TerraTech Corp., a publicly traded company that specializes in hydroponic plant cultivation, has set up an east coast division and is looking at New York sites. Lawmakers move closer to some legalization.
Hospitals in states where medical pot is legal have steered clear of distributing the drug for fear of running afoul of federal laws—and possibly losing government funding.
One young freelancer’s misadventures in Obamacare may spell trouble for everyone.
The Supreme Court’s ruling brings relief to companies that were compensating employees whose same-sex spouses were taxed for receiving benefits that others enjoyed tax-free.
A Federal Reserve Bank of New York official Thursday spelled out just how difficult the job market is for young graduates: 45% of those in the workforce lack a job requiring a college degree.